Opening World Series game goes to New York again
Philadelphia and New York Giants prepare for the world championship opener in Philadelphia. The National Commission approves umpire assignments and game logistics, with tickets sold by clubs and no ground rules or extra grandstands allowed. Key players named, including Burns, Mathewson, and Plank, as the schedule and venue details unfold.
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New York
Atletics
Boston Ray Sox
Nettonn Commission
Lot
Nations League
Wittim Klein
Charles Tigter
Johnson
Tomas E. Gannelly
Joto J
Marine
Hempstead
Joint B. Poster
Toseing
Benjamin T. Shite
Athletics
Jame
Philadgiptila
Neswampers
Philadelphia
Burns
Cowper
Cyallinlh
Doyle
Demarce
Metcher
Wronine
Grant
Heimer
Jattes
Marguata
Witse
Mathewson
Murray
Mayo McLean
Merkle
Habinson
A Shater
Snotgragg
Thorpy
7Ean
Wilson
Schuv Philadelphia
Schang
Any
Thomas
Ender
Plank
Couns
Duck
Brownhawkey
Pennock
Hush
Collins
Juavan
Mae
Streit
Alurphs
Walsh
Daly
Wal
Sial Mission
Gosta
Dekete
Regery Neaky Itt
Philadelphic
Vetielt
Tela
Francis Riehier
Prilsdeinht
J.taylng Spink
St. Louis
William OT. McBeth
Joseph McCrepMie
Philadephia
Leslie H. Constant
Pittsbury Club
New Fork
Johnson adds one victory to string in New York game
Johnson secured a win as New York defeated Philadelphia in a tense twelve game slate. The day featured late matches across the league with St Louis visiting Chicago and Detroit hosting Cleveland, leaving standings tight as the season nears its midpoint.
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Johnson
Mar Mor mons manage mileage gas company board shakeup
An extraordinary press release reports Commonwealth Edison and Commonwealth Gas, Light and Coke reorganize leadership. Samuel Moul, President of Commonwealth Edison, and directors Joseph Patten and John Mitchel join as directors of the gas company, signaling a merged board structure.
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Tewa Oe Tin Weiss Publi Uthigg Corporatins
Srk Tie Prapla
Gas, Light and Coke Company
Cofmonwealth Talson Crepany
Chisago
Mo Faringmens
Ching Board of
Stockhotters Aere
Ma Uteduk A Inerser
Promoter Talks of Possible Championship Bout in New York
Reported plans indicate Gal Bent and Francisca Sav may headline in New York and Philadelphia. Willa Ailehfe, with father and mate fee, plans a Chicago stop with Milwaukee promoters to discuss facing Jackey McFarland. A 10 round revision may occur in Linah Grass with Harlem Tommy Diahphy rumored for a Thanksgiving title bout in San Pedro.
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Willa Ailehfe
Igh
New Yoas
Philafelphia
Fee Httohle
Milwaukee
Iackey McFarland
Linah Grass
New York
Leorg
Terhes
Harlem
Tommy Diophy
Im San Pe Jeon
Boxing bout reduced rounds under church federation threat
In Los Angeles on September, Johnny Udee and Joe Azevado of Vernan Cel face possible 20 rounds. Rev. J Chuy Talbott, manager of the antrorege Right cameatan, says no objection to shorter bouts but warns that a 20 round contest may trigger warrants for conspiracy to commit a felony.
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Los Angeles
Iecidad
Johnny Eudee
Joe Azevado
Vernan Cel
Siom Tig Mintel
J. Chuy Talbott
Cameatan
Church Federation
Tir. Tussolt
Players Ready List for Owners in Baseball Labor Talks
Detroit American League players confirm a list of demands to be presented to Hasel longus club owners for approval. The players seek immediate releases, preservation of major league status, and penalties for clubs restricting movement. The plan aims to align with the national commission on organized baseball.
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Woitolt
Tean
Barepall Players
Hasel Longus
Los Yaue
Coramlasion
Wr Wae
Bisgers
Tony
Etijar
Gulnar
Asuls
Prantl
Elmer Gostay
Northwestern League Text Fragments From Odd OCR Row
Readable OCR fragment shows Northwestern League mentions and multiple garbled names. The piece lacks coherent events or outcomes, leaving an unclear sports or organizational note with scattered proper nouns and stray terms.
Pacific Coast League Baseball Notes Incomplete Names
Fragmented stock of team names and players including San Francisco Oakland Portland and Omaha with scattered scores and partial game notes. Postponements and incomplete inning details hint at a regional summary of league results and lineups.
Derby night at state fair features $600 purse and long card
Montana race day crowds watched a packed program at Helena with a Derby heat, multiple races, and winnings including 65.00 to first place in a heat, plus several purses ranging up to 1000. The event highlighted talented horses such as Miss Trimus and Celtis, with times around two minutes and various place finishes as the program stretched toward darkness.
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Celtis
Thi Horts
Wihur
Cuesta Rey
Stytica
Wilbur i. Wan
I. U. of
TR. C. HB. Wen
Whlbur BE. Soul
Cuesta
Rey Tiled
Werner
Fma Laer
Mischerd
Marion Roblee
Afeithews
Paul
Rartonis
Regards
Tatinews
Amit Jones
Cotton
Garis
Thie. Vine
Aia Thee
New Haven
Ben Laneis
Paulia
Morse
Somlig
Reekdale
Aterntyre
Bashfil Betthe
Pauley
Senoid
Lev Harrison
Steintt
Thin Hae
Patd Angi
Entries for Today at the State Fair Horses
A list of horse names, jockeys, and race details appears for today at the State Fair. It includes multiple races such as Sixteen Led Harrison and Fourii race with various entrants and assigned numbers.
Distressed Immigrant Refuses Hen Coop Living
Mrs Margaret Moser an Austrian woman in Amartea rented a zinc chicken coop behind a residence and faced eviction efforts after she attempted to give meat. She protested violently when told to vacate, arguing Elyine is too swell in America and that poor people have no right to eat meat, claiming the coop is adequate for a poor woman.
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Margaret Moser
Amartea
America
Siwell
Temperature claim of varden lamp in Sycan descent lamp
An experimental report by Re French notes the varden in a Sycan descent lamp reaches about 2000 degrees, indicating extreme heating in this apparatus.
Cincinnati base hit misunderstood in baseball history
New York dispatch explains the Cincinnati base hit rule, tracing its origins in the early scoring debates. It argues scoring should credit the batter only when the play truly advances him and notes the base runner's role in joint outcomes.
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New York
Cineinruett
Weiter
Thak
AL Tie Poin
Cincinnati
Reds
Sportieg Writ
Cuguer
Walely
Ie Balter
Livers
Fiehtor
Breuues
Star IV swings the bat in pro debut
Philadelphia defeated Boston 7 to 6 in five innings. Pitchers duel highlighted by Cravath injury as Maranyillo spiked on base. Chalmers bested opposing batters. Brookyln also opened farewell series with loss to New York as teams prepare for future games.
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Baxton
Sic
Chalmers
Maranyillo
Iyi
Sinal
Roston
Philadethia
Quinn
Narlden
Gharmers
Death
Rerand Gale
Whan
Crier
Gowdsy Alexander
Prepnan
Kitlifee
Doom
TWO NEW RECORDS MADE AT COLUMBUS
Columbus Ohio September reports two new records at the Columbus Grand Circuit. Tod's records were challenged in the 2:01 pace with Braden Direct winning the three heats. Peter Voto won in the Chamber of Commerce trotting stake while Atlantic Express led the 2:10 pace, with Derby Boy and Grand Marshal also noted in performances.
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Ohio
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Columbus
Trahart Milol
Chamber of Compuerce
Aol
Atlantic
Xpress
Sfon
Westoad
Waller Cuchase Alling
Horde Review Futurity
Peter Voto
Lady Wannlka
Alina Worbes Dhir
Sats Chamber of Conny
Johnson denounces policy on Mexico intervention claims
A fragmented report notes Jude Johnson criticizing administration while a man suffering abuse from a wife allegedly resists speaking about intervention in Mexico. The piece references Atchigan Giobe and casts doubt on probabilities of action.
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Jude Johnson
Mexico
Welsh Boxing Talk Sparks Hyland Duel Plans
Promoter Grane y and manager Pollok discuss a Thanksgiving bout between Welsh and Hyland. Welsh trains at Jeccy and McClarthy's gym as talks focus on forfeit terms referees and location with Ritchie as potential official. Fans invited to Centerville sparring session with Welsh and partners.
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Pollok
Enos
Graney
Ritchie
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Mcclarthy
Besinihig
Sevinnsium
England
Ede Mos
Lla
Ed Hagen
Five Convicts Try to Flee by Swimming From Prison
Ossing New York September 24 five convicts on a prison barge attempted to swim across Hudson River toward shore after overpowering a guard. Shots were fired by pursuers. all five were captured. Leader Billy Green, a noted escapee, led the bid before guards overwhelmed the others and land was reached safely. Guards on the prison wall returned fire as armed men watched from the barge.
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Ossing
Slug Sing
William Gormsy
No Quarter Report Amid Balkan Fighting
Vienna dispatches say neither side grants quarter in clashes between Ottoman and Albanian forces. Captures include Dibra and Stryga, Jakova, Kiteneve, and Jakovetza towns. Allied storms reach Prisyend as both sides execute all captives.
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Dibra
Stryga
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Kiteneve
Jakovetza
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